On her birthday, Jasprit Bumrah, a well-known Indian pacer, shared a positive message for his wife, Sanjana Ganesan. On Monday, May 6, the well-known TV host turned 33.
In front of their families and a few close friends, Bumrah and Ganesan exchanged vows in Goa on March 15, 2021. The expertise and abilities they possess in their respective fields have earned them both large fan bases. The famous couple welcomed a newborn boy named Angad into the world in September of last year.
“Happy birthday to the lady who completes me. The world is a great place when she’s by my side. Bumrah said on his official ‘X’ (formerly Twitter) handle, “Angad and I hope you have the best birthday, with lots of love and cuddles from us.”
happy birthday to my person, the one who completes me and with her by my side the world is a wonderful place. Angad and I wish you have the best birthday, with lots of love and cuddles from us
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— Jasprit Bumrah (@Jaspritbumrah93) May 6, 2024
IPL 2024: Despite MI’s disastrous performance, Jasprit Bumrah holds his own.
With just three wins and eight losses in their 11 games thus far in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024, the Mumbai Indians are having serious trouble. They are in danger of dropping out, as they are presently ranked No. 10 on the points table.
Bumrah has consistently demonstrated his class, even though the majority of the Mumbai contingent’s mainstays have been playing atrociously. Along with Harshal Patel, the Ahmedabad native has taken the most wickets thus far this season. With an incredible average of 16.12 and a strong strike rate of 15.47, Bumrah has taken 17 wickets in 11 games. In a season where batters have amassed some record-breaking totals, his miserly economy rate of 6.25 illustrates how challenging it has been to score runs off him.
Before they compete in the T20 World Cup 2024 next month, India will have hope thanks to Bumrah’s outstanding streak. The seasoned competitor is one of the 15 players selected to play for the Men in Blue at the major event.
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